This morning at the park. Thanks to John Wolff for cleaning up the last graffiti – and giving directions for how he did it.
April 12
More tagging at Maple Leaf Reservoir Park
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April 12
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This morning at the park. Thanks to John Wolff for cleaning up the last graffiti – and giving directions for how he did it.
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“Anyone know if this is a gang sign?”
No, it’s not. Generally, tags are almost never gang-related.
If it becomes habitual, hopefully the detective (Det. Chris Young) at the SPD becomes aware of it. He knows many of the taggers, the signs, etc.
Anyone know if this is a gang sign?
We probably need to request more police presence in this area on weekend nights.
This is a job for the pros. Call the graffiti hotline, 684-PKUP 684-7587. There is a product called Elephant Snot (really) formulated for stuff like this — rock, masonry, porous surfaces, hose pressure cleanup — but I don’t have any.
Please call the graffiti hotline anytime you see anything — although they’ve lately been spray-painting grey over tags that could’ve been removed no-trace with solvents. Painting over this new concrete, for example, would be a bad idea.
New graffiti on the wall facing 5th Avenue NE in the newly restored portion of Beaver Pond Natural Area too.